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Robotaxis Are Spreading Across the U.S.—and So Is the Backlash

Over Mother’s Day weekend, Andy Milheizler’s quiet Atlanta cul-de-sac was overrun with empty Waymo vehicles. Empty Waymo vehicles recently clogged an Atlanta cul-de-sac. The passengers in two Waymo vehicles in Atlanta last week were in a less-humorous predicament.

The Wall Street Journal
YMAG Bundles YieldMax’s Magnificent Seven Strategy Into One Ticker, And the NAV Decay Compounds Across All Seven

The pitch behind YieldMax Magnificent 7 Fund of Option Income ETFs (NYSEARCA:YMAG) is intuitive: own all seven Magnificent Seven names through a single ticker, collect a fat weekly distribution, and let YieldMax run synthetic covered calls in the background. YMAG bundles seven single-stock YieldMax sleeves on Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, NVIDIA, and Tesla into ... YMAG Bundles YieldMax’s Magnificent Seven Strategy Into One Ticker, And the NAV Decay Compounds Across All Seven

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Meta plans AI pendant, 'wearables for work' in hardware boost, The Information reports

Meta Platforms plans to start testing an AI pendant in the next ‌year, as it charts a roadmap for ‌wearable devices in an effort to reverse losses in its ​hardware division, The Information reported on Friday, citing a memo. • Meta declined to comment to Reuters on the report. • The Facebook and Instagram owner plans ‌to significantly expand ⁠its selection of AI glasses and add a business-focused service called "Wearables for Work" ⁠the report said, citing an internal memo by Alex Himel, Meta’s vice president of wearables.

Reuters
Meta paid $9 million to settle Kentucky school district’s lawsuit over social media harms, records show

Meta Platforms has agreed to pay $9 million to resolve a Kentucky school district's claims that its platforms fueled a mental-health crisis among students, according to records seen by Reuters on Friday that reveal ‌the settlement's financial terms for the first time. The company settled the case brought by Breathitt County School District on May ‌21, a few weeks before a planned June trial, following earlier settlements by co-defendants Snap Inc, YouTube parent Alphabet and TikTok parent ByteDance. When the settlements were announced, Meta, Snap and YouTube said they had resolved the claims amicably.

Reuters
Why did a Blue Origin rocket explode and is it a blow to the sector?

<body><p>STORY: :: NASASpaceflight.com</p><p>An uncrewed rocket from space company Blue Origin was swallowed by a fireball on its Florida launchpad on Thursday.</p><p>No one was hurt when the New Glenn rocket exploded during a hot-fire test – but it's a major blow to Jeff Bezos as he chases Elon Musk's SpaceX.</p><p>:: Cape Canaveral, Florida / January 16, 2025</p><p>The rocket was being prepped for a fourth launch, due to carry 48 Amazon broadband satellites to build a rival constellation to Musk's Starlink.</p><p>:: NASASpaceflight.com</p><p>Blue Origin called the failure an "anomaly." Meanwhile, SpaceX presses on with its own Starship rockets.</p><p>So what's the next step for Blue Origin? Here's investor and former Virgin Galactic president Will Whitehorn:</p><p>"They have destroyed their launch pad, which they've got to rebuild. They've got to find out exactly what the anomaly was and make sure it doesn't happen again. And they need to get a successful launch under their belt after this one. But they are capable of doing all of that."</p><p>:: July 20, 2021</p><p>Bezos has vowed to rebuild.&nbsp;But does the explosion set back the wider space sector? Whitehorn says no.</p><p>"The industry, I believe for the space economy as a whole, is in a Jevon's paradox now. The cost of the technology in terms of launching and the cost of the technologies you're putting into space has come down so much. There are literally thousands of new uses coming forward and new demand curves for space launch every day. // This setback is for the company and its ability to compete with Elon Musk. It's not a setback to the industry.”</p><p>The stakes are high: just two days before the blast, NASA awarded Blue Origin a $188 million contract to land rovers on the moon, and its New Glenn rocket is meant to be central to the Artemis program.</p><p>Both Musk and Bezos are racing to return people to the moon ahead of China's planned crewed mission in 2030.</p><p>Blue Origin has poured billions of dollars and roughly a decade into New Glenn, built to rival SpaceX's Falcon fleet and its more powerful Starship.</p><p>:: SpaceX handout</p><p>:: May 22, 2026</p><p>SpaceX has also seen recent failures.</p><p>Its Starship exploded in testing last June, and last week a flight ended with its booster tumbling into the Gulf of Mexico.</p><p>Musk reacted to Thursday's New Glenn explosion on X, saying "Most unfortunate. Rockets are hard."</p></body>

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Nvidia Dropped a Cryptic Clue About Its Next Big Move Ahead of GTC Event

Nvidia on Friday posted a cryptic social media post that seemed to give credence to rumors that the company will make a chip for Windows PCs and announce it at the chipmaker’s GTC Taipei convention next week. The post read “A new era of PC,” and then listed two numbers which appear to be the coordinates of the Taipei Music Center. Huang’s presentation is slated to begin on Monday at 11 a.m. Taipei time, which is Sunday at 11 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time.

Barrons.com
Will Solana (SOL) Make You a Millionaire?

Solana (CRYPTO: SOL) is a top-10 cryptocurrency with a market cap of about $47.5 billion. Investors keep returning to the token because it runs on one of the strongest blockchain networks from a technical perspective. The coin trades around $82 today, well off its all-time high of $294, but interest has not faded. Institutional players ... Will Solana (SOL) Make You a Millionaire?

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This Oilfield-Services Stock Is Just Getting Started

It took conflict in the Middle East for the market to start paying attention to the energy sector again. The Houston-based company, formerly known as Schlumberger, has an $87 billion market capitalization and is the world’s largest oilfield-services provider, with operations in 120 countries. The rise in oil prices from about $55 a barrel in early January to a recent price above $90, certainly helps SLB’s case.

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